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I'll probably be out there too. It looks like it will be the last fishable day before a few gales will come through to throw what little balance there is into pure upheaval. I'll do something that I have not done for years. I'll be listening on channel 72

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3 hours ago, rolmops said:

I'll probably be out there too. It looks like it will be the last fishable day before a few gales will come through to throw what little balance there is into pure upheaval. I'll do something that I have not done for years. I'll be listening on channel 72

The sound of silence on 72.

 

If can get my hand held vhf to work I will contact you. I will DM you my cell # also
 

Plan to have lines in by 7am

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I have to monstrous golden retrievers to take care of. That makes it hard for me to get on the water before 8 in the AM.

Don't bother with 72. The only reasons I still have one of those radio things on my boat is the weather and the MMSI.

And if I am in an evil mood to spread fake news so people will move away from me.

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Hey all! Brand new to doing this purchased myself a used 85 bayliner trophy 2159 she does good, learning to fish I’ll be out tomorrow evening 6/17 before the winds make the lake untenable this weekend, I will keep the radio on scan would love to meet some of you and learn from experienced people! 
Jamie 

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Wish I was out there to chit chat,,,but ya know, bills to pay and all that nonsense! 

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Interested in hearing reports, albeit useless once everything changes tomorrow.

 

My report is that I watched from my kayak as both a deer and a bear swam across the South end of Hemlock. I'd have been hard pressed to paddle faster than the bear could swim...but I could beat the deer lol.

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This morning was great boating weather, but it sucked for fishing. There were hooks and bait around 50 foot down over a hundred feet of water, but no takers. I continued out  280 feet and then back in to 250. At 50 t0 80 down over 250  there was a blank screen and the water temperature was around 47 to 49 between 40 and 90 feet down. Then I turned west because it seemed that there were some break lines on the surface that way. Sure enough the farther west the warmer the water became all the way up to 54 degrees at 70 foot down but no thermocline to speak of. Then within 15 minutes I caught 3 steelies all barely legal so back in the water they went. I was off the water by 1pm. All in all a nice morning. Probably the last one in a while with the weather prophets telling us that it will rain and storm for a while.

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